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Transcription
Journal
Hafner, M.S.
1977
Ventura, 1680 m., San Luis Potosi, Mexico
25 July (cont)
The habitat was basically low grasses, almost lawn-like, with occasional small mesquite bushes. The natural habitat was mesquite - Opuntia desert. Much of the surrounding land was now in agriculture.
Map of trapsite:
General locality
Tinaja
Hwy 57
San Luis Potosi
railroad
40 km.
Trap sets:
Agriculture
Hwy 57
Railroad
J2
M2
J1
M1
J2
M2
J1
M1
J2
M2
J1
M1
J2
M2
J1
M1
J2
M2
J1
M1
J2
M2
J1
M1
to Villa Hidalgo
ditch
Fence
Agriculture
co.
10 m.
To San Luis Potosi.
dirt road
Ventura
N
N
x = trap set of MSH
J = " " " set
subscript = no. traps/set.
circled set = successful
= melanistic individual